Senate Republicans Release Infrastructure Investment Framework
On Thursday, Senate leaders* released their infrastructure investment counteroffer to the Biden Administration’s American Jobs Plan. This Senate [...]
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ACPA Discusses Highway Investment with Senior US DOT Official
ACPA participated in a USDOT briefing by Charles Small, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Intergovernmental Affairs. Jerry Voigt and Leif Wathne [...]
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US DOT Announces Grants for Highway Projects
The US DOT announced yesterday an opportunity for states, along with regional and local governments, to compete for $1 billion in discretionary [...]
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ACPA and TCC Allies Roll Out Infrastructure Investment Campaign
ACPA and the other 30 organizations comprising the TCC* introduced a new advertising and social media campaign to build awareness and urge [...]
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President Releases Jobs Plan with Infrastructure Spending
President Joseph R. Biden will unveil a far-reaching jobs plan when he formally announced “The American Jobs Plan” in Pittsburgh this afternoon. [...]
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ASCE Research Sounds an Ominous Warning About Infrastructure Underinvestment
An ASCE web conference provided a high level overview of recent research that projects the toll of inaction if infrastructure investment levels [...]
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ASCE: Status Quo Infrastructure Investment Costs $3,300 a Year
The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) released a seminal economic report last week during a press conference featuring remarks from Rep. [...]
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ACPA Supports “Build by the Fourth of July Campaign”
In advance of the 117th Congress convening in January, ACPA has signed on in support of a broad coalition initiative intended to persuade the new [...]
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Study: U.S. Mayors Consider Infrastructure Investment High Priority
America’s mayors consider infrastructure investment a high priority, according to a study released by the U.S. Conference of Mayors and Siemens [...]
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ASCE: Infrastructure Investment Gap is About $5 Trillion
With the impending expiration of the FAST Act, the ASCE released new data on transit systems, roads, and bridges. The report shows the current [...]
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